Emily Taylor’s Reviews > Anathema > Status Update

I was gonna do some light summer reading….

Instead: “In the next breath, the horrific deformity curled his fingers into Uncle Riftyn’s cheek and tore his skin away on a wet meat sound that echoed inside my head. Uncle Riftyn’s flayed skin dangled from the creature’s fingers, his body convulsing as his exposed muscle and tendons glistened in the moonlight.”

Oh. My. God. It’s been way too long since I read a Keri Lake book, I forgot how incredible she is